Vergangene Veranstaltungen

TEWI Kolloquium Tuesday, July 08, 2025 at 01.00 p.m. - @ B02.2.05, Lakeside Park Klagenfurt Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Melanie Schranz Bsc. | Lakeside Labs GmbH   Abstract: Swarm intelligence is the collective behavior of decentralized, self-organized systems, inspired by natural phenomena like bee hives and ant colonies. This approach demonstrates that numerous small entities can collaboratively solve complex problems more effectively than a single large entity. The talk will explore the fundamental principles of swarm intelligence and bottom-up system design. Melanie…

TEWI Colloquium Prof. Qing Xu | College of Intelligence and Computing |  Tianjin University - China Thursday, July 17, 2025 at 02:00 p.m. @ S.2.37 | University of Klagenfurt   Abstract: Visual scanning and gaze behavior are fundamental to everyday sensorimotor activities such as walking and driving. The coordination of the eyes and head plays a foundational role in visual scanning, and a deep understanding of the spatiotemporal dynamics of this coordination is undoubtedly important. However, relatively little is known…

TEWI Colloquium Prof. Tullio Vardanega | University of Padua Monday, July 21, 2025 at 02:00 p.m. @ B01.0.204 | Lakeside Park |  University of Klagenfurt Abstract: This talk focuses on the teaching of programming from an angle arguably applicable to any level of training, the more fully, the more advanced the level. Said angle is inspired by two sources, seemingly different from each other, but featuring very clear points of contact: (1) the understanding of how learning works; and (2)…

TEWI Colloquium Assoc. Prof. Amila Akagic | Faculty of Electrical Engineering | University of Sarajevo Tuesday, August 26, 2025 at 02:00 p.m. @ S.1.42 | University of Klagenfurt   Abstract: Artificial Intelligence is now an omnipresent term across many, if not all, disciplines. Many stakeholders are motivated to adopt it in order to stay competitive. Interdisciplinary research is particularly affected, as researchers and practitioners come together to explore how AI can be applied effectively to diverse problems. Many companies have…

TEWI Colloquium Univ.-Prof. Dr. Oliver Hohlfeld | Head of the Distributed Systems group | University of Kassel Friday, November 14, 2025, at 02:00 p.m. @ S.1.37 | University of Klagenfurt Abstract: DDoS attacks are one of the currently most pressing cybersecurity problems. In these attacks, attackers flood their targets with unwanted traffic to exhaust the available resources, e.g., bandwidth. Over time, DDoS attack volumes became record-hitting terabit-level attacks that can even challenge the largest networks on the Internet. In this…

TEWI Colloquium Jack Gutmann | Freelance Real-Time VFX Artist | Tech Artist Friday, November 28, 2025, at 09:00 p.m. @ S.2.69 | University of Klagenfurt   Abstract: Game development is at a creative standstill. We’re recycling systems, stories, and perspectives. Jack Gutmann, Syrian refugee and Real-Time VFX Artist/Generalist Artist, makes the case that diversity is not charity or branding — it’s survival. Jack shines a light on how the lack of marginalized voices isn’t just unjust, it’s making our games…